What Really Happened to Scientists Who Dared Talk About Antigravity?

What really happened to the scientists who dared to talk about antigravity? Amy Eskridge spoke out about NASA and government scientists making prototypes of fantastic machinery based on amazing physics. But these frustrated scientists were consistently kept in development stages without being able to tell the public anything they’d done. Did someone get to Amy—and other scientists like her—for talking too much about something otherworldly?

If you think this sounds like flying saucer talk, you’d be right. Dr. Ning Li worked on superconductivity experiments in the ‘90s that could create levitating, spinning disks, and the rumor is that someone got to her, too. What did Dr. Li’s son have to say about it all? Hear what Rob and John found, plus remote viewing data about the history of antigravity, in this episode of Metaphysical. Join investigative researcher Rob Counts and remote viewer John Vivanco for a show that’s out of this world.

In this episode: Amy Eskridge privately spoke about corruption in government agencies. She claimed NASA scientists made advanced prototypes that would be melted down for scrap metal and never see the light of day. She also spoke about warring factions who wanted to expose or cover up this advanced tech, as well as threats to her life. Publicly, Amy gave talks to scientists about antigravity, as well. Amy was ridiculed for it by some, and drama in the UFO disclosure community saw rumors being spread about her. What did Amy say about billionaires funding antigravity? How has modern technology been based on tech like the “rota device”? Dr. Ning Li’s research in the ‘90s was a good example of such antigravity research, and her work may have come from Eugene Podkletnov’s experiments in Russia. Podkletov’s antigravity beam was so powerful, it was capable of weapons beyond our imagination. Dr. Li’s experiments attracted the attention of both the Department of Defense (DoD) and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Why did Dr. Li’s demeanor change after leaving the public sphere—and no longer being able to freely share her research via the University of Alabama—and going private with a security clearance? Huntsville, Alabama appears to be the antigravity research hub of the world. Hear what Rob and John found about it.